Does the remote allow you to train 2 dogs separately or do they both feel the vibration at the same time?
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Hello Amie, you can train up to 3 dogs separately. There are individual buttons for each dog and different programs regarding vibration and shock settings. The intensity of the stimulation can also be selected. The device is overall very sturdy and made for long lasting. The only downside is that it does not turn an and off automatically. It needs to be turned on and off each time manually. I got used to it now and it doesn't bother me anymore. This brand is my favorite trainer now. Greetings! S.
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the remote has three buttons to program three separate collars. the manual lays out different settings you can use for training purposes. I use one remote for two separate collars/dogs. you can send separate vibrations or push the buttons at the same time( simultaneously) to send a vibration to each dog at the same time. truly this training device has helped tremendously. I have a1 year old Shepard mix who was extremely hard to train and this device has made a huge improvement in her behavio. I would absolutely recommend this product.
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When you are programming the remote to the 2 collars you will be able to set up them up desperately.With the ability to send the vibration to different dogs at different times. I called the customer service number that is included on the box and a very friendly, helpful guy walked me through doing this. Took only a few mins.
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We have three labs and train them together but each collar woks independently. They don't seem to be affected when the other one is getting the static shock.
2259589
It works fine. You will be using the same setting on the dial for both collars, so keep that in mind if you are using it on two dogs of very different size, i.e., a 20 lb dog and a 75 lb dog (I use as a remote trainer as with SitMeansSit dog training program on 2 very diff size dogs); or two dogs with very diff coats, i.e., a single coat, short hair versus a double coat or long, dense hair, that type of coat may require shaving where the collar goes to keep them on the same Stim level. The Stim used here feels very different than the Static correction like you would get with an underground or wireless fence. The Stim on this system is exactly like what you feel if you have ever had stim pads placed on you for physical therapy or chiropractic treatment. So while I can safely and effectively get both dogs attentions at a level 3 Stim if say a loose dog were in on our property, I would not want to go higher on my smaller dog, but could adjust the dial for the larger dog, you just need to dial it up or down and hit the appropriate button, then put it back where you can use it on both comfortably. It sounds like more to deal with than it actually is, it's late and I'm answering on a phone keyboard :) I rarely use anything beyond the basic Vibrate to get their attention, but I've never had to go beyond 3 for my Rat Terrier or my Scott American Bulldog.
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yes, each dog is on a separate signal.......what you can't do, is both dogs at the same time.
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It can if you program the other controller with your collar. Otherwise, no the other controller will not interfere with your collar.
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Yes. I have two dogs. I numbered their collars 1 & 2 so I wouldn't get confused. Just set your transmitter to the number of the dog who is misbehaving and then push one of the 3 buttons. When I first got the dog trainer I accidentally shocked the wrong dog. He wouldn't have anything to do with me for awhile. Lol. The Aetertek works wonders. My dogs would bark at the neighbors every single time they would see them coming and going. It drove us all nuts. Now I can be out in the yard with my dogs and it's peaceful. No more senseless barking. I hope I helped.
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Yes. That is one thing I like about the collars you can program them to work with both or individually. I have mine set on #1 for one dog and #2 for the other dog. That way I correct the one that is misbehaving .
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I am very happy with our Pet tag pro. The collar and remotes work independent. No I don't think your dog #1 would receive a tone/vibration from either remote. He will only receive a tone/vibration from his own remote. My sister has electric shock collars and they work independently, so I assume the pet tag pro would also.We have a border collie, and this collar works perfectly for him, we just didn't need the shock feature.
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Yes. You can use the vibration only. When I started training mine I would give her a couple vibrations before iI would shock her. But she had to get shocked a couple of times before she understood what to do when it vibrated. Now all I use is the vibration function
1178308
Yes I have two dogs with two remotes just make sure you label the collar and remote, but of course if you are using the noise element for control then all the dogs can hear it, but the vibrate works really well with my dogs.
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There are two buttons on the control. If you hit the orange button, it zaps the dog with the orange collar. If you hit the black button, it zaps the dog with the black collar. So yes, you can technically zap them at the same time, but you still have to hit two buttons.
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I'm guessing you have 2 dogs. You can only shock one dog at a time. There is a wheel that's selects dog "A" or dog "B". You cannot shock and beep them at the same time. You have to choose whit h one "gets it". Unless you buy 2 separate remotes. And that can get confusing.
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Set per dog, but I have only had to use the vibration with my dogs. I would think you would only want to start at a low level.
1617156
i think the receiver can track two pets by switching from one to the other , but you would need two collars
2268605
It doesn't. Each collar comes with its own remote. I just marked the remotes with the dog's initial and put a black collar on one dog and orange on the other so that I don't get the collars and remotes mixed up. One of our dogs is more easy-going than the other so his beeper/buzzer is set at a lower charge than the stubborn dog. Honestly after training, the beeper is all that is necessary for correcting most behavior. I rarely ever use the buzzer feature!
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sorry cant help.. I don't think so? I pretty certain one transmitter can control more than one collar though
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The dog feels it with the collar but you don't feel it in the remote. Only the collar vibrates.
1310873
I purchased one and it worked fine on the number 2 position; it would not work on number 1. Since I was only using it for one dog it didn't matter; however if you are training 2 dogs you might be careful with the purchase.